Yamaha StagePas 300 Speaker set, stands, & EV Lavalier microphones

The Yamaha STAGEPAS 300 consists of two identical but separate speaker cabinets that do not clamp together or attach in any way. The speaker cabinets, measuring about 18 x 11 x 10 inches (H x W x D), are made from a tough black composite material that gives them a serious heft but are supported nicely on the Samson TS50 speaker stands. Fitting neatly into a compartment on one of the speakers is a nifty mixer/power-amp module that locks into place with two positive-feeling screwhead latches. The other speaker has a plastic cover that attaches with similar latches. Since both speakers are identical, either one can hold the mixer/amplifier module and the other can be used to store the supplied speaker and power cables. Sporting eight inputs, the mixer has four balanced/unbalanced mic/line inputs (inputs 1-4) and two stereo inputs (inputs 5/6 and 7/8). Each input has a low and high EQ pot, a level pot and the four mono mic/line inputs have reverb select switches, which are then controlled by a master reverb pot. The EQs are fixed-frequency shelving filters providing +/- 15dB of shelving at 100 Hz and 10 kHz. The output "strip" has a five-LED level meter, a master level pot and an interesting Speech/Music switch that selects between a punchy frequency response for speech intelligibility and a flatter response curve for music. There are two (left/right) outputs for the STAGEPAS 300's non-powered speakers and two sets of line-level outputs for recording and powered monitor speakers. This monitor output pair has its own level control. The connectors are a mix of XLR, 1/4- inch unbalanced and RCA jacks. On one edge of the mixer/amp module are a standard three-pin power connector and a solid-feeling on-off switch. Two heavy steel handles protect the face of the mixer, minimizing the likelihood that a knob will break if the unit falls off a tabletop. The amplifier claims a rather optimistic maximum power of 150W per channel into six ohms, but a more reasonable expectation is 100W per channel. This is still a remarkable rating for a mixer/amplifier module that weighs a mere five pounds or so. EV Lavaliers: The pair of beige Electro-Voice Lavaliers are a micro headworn condenser microphones that are ultra-low profile, omnidirectional, back-electret condenser, headworn microphones designed for use with standard EV and Telex belt packs. They are intended for spoken-word use such as conference presentations, public speaking, theaters, houses of worship, corporate AV, fixed install, and other applications where a full-range, natural, well-balanced sound is required. All of the equipment is in great shape (used but like new due to minimal use). The speaker case is in good shape, but the top handle detached on one side after minimal handling. The side handles are in good shape for transport.

Condition

Other (see description)

Brand

Yamaha and ElectroVoice